Birth State of Every United States President

[@kenb2671]

The Old Dominion still holds the record for 8 Presidents.👍🏾🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@Saruman38]

Dude, the "s" in Illinois is silent.

[@Knjc87]

Either he's an AI or not american.

[@smastudiosproductions8713]

@@Knjc87 if he's an ai i'm kinda terrified how advanced tech is getting

[@mattslatt3]

He pronounces Massachusets weirdly as well… definetly an ai

[@mblaber6313]

Im from Illinois and Thats weird no one i know gets it wrong hes a computer

[@CedrickkXL]

It is silent

[@HeadCannon19]

It's interesting to see how many president's birth state is different from the state they represent. This is the list as best I can tell: Jackson: born in SC, represented TN WH Harrison: born in VA, represented OH Polk: born in NC, represented TN Taylor: born in VA, represented KY* Lincoln: born in KY, represented IL A Johnson: born in NC, represented TN Grant: born in OH, represented IL* Arthur: born in VT, represented NY Cleveland: born in NJ, represented NY B Harrison: born in OH, represented IN Wilson: born in VA, represented NJ Coolidge: born in VT, represented MA Hoover: born in IA, represented CA* Eisenhower: born in TX, represented KS* Ford: born in NE, represented MO Reagan: born in IL, represented CA GHW Bush: born in MA, represented TX GW Bush: born in CT, represented TX Obama: born in HI, represented IL Biden: born in PA, represented DE This means that almost half of all presidents (20/45) were born in a state other than the one that they are most closely affiliated with and/or pursued politics in *Taylor, Grant, Hoover, and Eisenhower, along with Trump (NY) never actually held any elected position prior to becoming president, so the state they represent is a little less concrete than the others, who were all a representative/senator/governor/etc for their respective state.

[@brianinct4631]

Great job with your list. Just one problem which I believe is a typo. IIRC, Ford represented MI (Michigan) not MO (Missouri).

[@lucasdavis5929]

Really weird the only PA presidents we've had were both old democrats

[@TailsWorries4YourMentalHealth]

I'd say it's a causation: most of the population in PA are really old democrats

[@dylans.1741]

Well, realistically, Biden is far more closely associated with Delaware. He's definitely associated with PA as well though

[@getass3290]

@@dylans.1741 He only recently associated himself with Pennsylvania because it’s a swing state now. He doesn’t have to worry about his chances in Delaware. Although he lived in Delaware since he was 11.

[@jesses5463]

@@dylans.1741 Privileged white racism is very prevalent in both Pennsylvania and Delaware.

[@dylans.1741]

@@jesses5463 Biden may deny the clear anti-Palestian nature of his policies, but what he's indirectly contributed to in Gaza says otherwise

[@corbingarber7765]

I find it fascinating that despite my home state of Indiana never producing a president, it has been the home of 6 vice presidents, the 2nd most among the states only behind New York.

[@wrjtung3456]

I always forget about Indiana even more than Wyoming

[@Freakears]

He wasn't born there, but Indiana is happy to claim Benjamin Harrison.

[@billstreet5043]

must not be a college basketball fan@@wrjtung3456

[@Theteamindisguises2022]

@@Freakears And William Henry Harrison

[@Theteamindisguises2022]

He was the first govenor of the Indiana Territory

[@bertb3731]

you got me with GW Bush - I thought it was a mistake until you explained that he moved to TX as a four-year old child ...

[@kaymuldoon3575]

Yeah, I knew he hadn’t been born in Texas. The Bush family were transplants.

[@toddsmitts]

Regarding people who ran and lost, we associate both Barry Goldwater and John McCain with Arizona, but neither was technically born in the state of Arizona. McCain was born in the American zone of the Panama Canal, while Goldwater was born in the TERRITORY of Arizona in 1909, three years before it was admitted as a state. Regarding some other also-rans, we associate Hubert Humphrey with Minnesota, but he was born in South Dakota. John Kerry represented Massachusetts in the senate for 28 years, but he was born in Colorado. Thomas Dewey, was a former governor of New York, like FDR, but unlike FDR, he was born in Michigan. Hillary Clinton was the First Lady of Arkansas, but was born in Chicago. Mitt Romney was a Massachusetts governor and is currently a Utah senator, but he, too, was born in Michigan (a state where his father was governor). Adlai Stevenson II was governor of Illinois, but born in Los Angeles. Al Gore was a Tennessee senator, but was born in Washington, DC., presumably because his father Albert Sr. (also later a Tennessee senator) was serving in congress as the time. Some runners-up who actually were born in the state we associate them with are George McGovern (South Dakota), Walter Mondale (Minnesota), Michael Dukakis (Massachusetts), and Bob Dole (Kansas)

[@alexkoppers7882]

Never knew Reagan came from Illinois. I always associate him with California. Because he was an actor and governor of the state.

[@jakubpociecha8819]

Everyone associates Reagan with California

[@spindalis79]

Yep. He's from Tampico which is a community between Peoria and Rockford in north/north central IL. He attended college in Eureka, IL east of Peoria during the 1930s. I grew up in the same county (Woodford) as his college town.

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

Same. It surprised me that Bush Junior wasn't born in Texas

[@TWBHunter_VR0604]

Rutherford B. Hayes’ father died before he was born

[@Theteamindisguises2022]

1. Off topic 2. So sad

[@kayzeaza]

Strange how there weren’t more presidents from PA. It had been one of the most populous states for a lot of American history.

[@richardbecker7421]

My guess is Franklin would have been one had we declared independence a decade or two earlier. At least recently, Pennsylvania had a tendency to elect people who would struggle to win a primary. Pro-Life Democrats and Pro-Choice Republicans. With the exception of Santorum, a lot of moderates made it to statewide office. Nothing to light up the base in a primary.

[@JuztN_Illuxion]

What most people do not know is that The first seven Presidents (Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Adams, Jackson) were not born in the United States. They were born in the English Colonies. The first president born in the US was Martin Van Buren

[@chameleonking6975]

Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Montana, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Oklahoma, Kansas, Michigan, Florida, Louisiana, Tennessee, West Virginia, Indiana, Rhode Island, Maine, Maryland, Delaware, and Alaska are the states yet to have a president born there. However, when it comes to states they are associated with, Kansas, Tennessee and Delaware are off the list due to presidents (Dwight Eisenhower, Andrew Johnson, Joe Biden) being most associated with those states.

[@jakubpociecha8819]

Tennessee came close to having a president born in their state when Al Gore ran in 2000

[@kourii]

@@jakubpociecha8819 Gore was actually born in D.C.

[@kourii]

Jackson and Polk were also associated with Tennessee, and Benjamin Harrison was associated with Indiana. There may be others, but those come to my mind at least.

[@steviechubbs5238]

​@@kouriiPolk and A. Johnson were actually born in Tennessee, but before it became a state, it was part of North Carolina.

[@kourii]

@@steviechubbs5238 Huh? Nah dawg, Polk was born near Pineville, and I think Johnson was born in Raleigh. Besides, Johnson was born in 1808, a whole twelve years after Tennessee became a state.

[@gerardorivaraleon296]

Very good video. It would be interesting if you talk about every president birth month and compared them like here.

[@someguy1728]

1:19 Wrong! Harrison and Tyler were the 9th and 10th presidents, not the 10th and 11th. The 11th President was James K. Polk.

[@Dzod500]

Some Things Are Certain In Life. Death, Taxes, And Resyndicated not giving a traditional intro

[@LNERStudios]

1:20 harrison was actually 9th, while tyler 10th

[@isaacparry1295]

The furthest west state to produce a President is Hawaii not California

[@tejloro]

I think you're confusing Hawaii and Kenya...

[@binaway]

Herbert Hoover was a mining engineer in Western Australia followed by a stint in China.

[@jakubpociecha8819]

He also spoke fluent Mandarin

[@CaptainHarlock-sx6xk]

Just subbed. Love your videos. How about a video on if every president had a battle royale fistfight?

[@JitJaws14]

Bro James Buchanan hated Martin

[@jamesclarkmaxwell-v2n]

he was one of the worst presidents so who cares who he hated

[@aasifazimabadi786]

Keystone State, Keystone Cops, Keystone Presidents (Biden and Buchannan).

[@shaggy-2]

Can’t wait for this video to get dislike bombed because people may think it’s a president tier list (Jk good job!)

[@toddsmitts]

It's interesting how many presidents were NOT born in the state we associate them with. Reagan was not born in California, neither of the Bushes were born in Texas, Ford was not born in Michigan, Biden was not born in Delaware. Obama was also not born in Illinois, but I think his birth place being Hawaii is better known, due to the "birth certificate" BS. It's interesting that, even into the 21st century, presidents born in western states are exceedingly rare. I guess this is because the eastern US is still heavily populated, whereas there are relatively few states west of the Mississippi with major cities.

[@isagacha1015]

“garfield and hayes were born in ohio” “both lost their fathers when they were very young” *hol’ up-*

[@jakubpociecha8819]

Can't even have a father in Ohio

[@Buenos141]

@@jakubpociecha8819bro is stuck in 2022

[@angelcastaneda529]

Doesn’t #46 live and made his political career in Delaware, we associate him with that state.

[@PereMarquette1223]

He was born in PA though

[@angelcastaneda529]

True, but made his career in Delaware, how do you explain Chester Arthur and Calvin Coolidge being born in Vermont, but made their political careers in New York and Massachusetts, respectively?

[@PereMarquette1223]

@@angelcastaneda529 because he’s talking about the states they are born in, not where they built their careers. Gerald Ford was born under a different name in Nebraska, but adopted and moved to East Grand Rapids, Michigan and got his start there. That doesn’t mean he’s from Michigan, he’s most associated with it. Closest we ever had to a Michigan president as far as I’m concerned was when Mitt Romney ran, as he was born in Detroit being the son of former Michigan governor George Romney.

[@shirtless6934]

​@@PereMarquette1223 Thomas Dewey, associated with New York, was born in Owosso, Michigan.

[@JustACarnotaurus]

1:18 Harrison was 9 and Tyler was 10

[@PtolemyJones]

Are you unaware of the location of Hawaii? It is certainly further west than California.

[@briceyokem9236]

Doesn't Hawaii count as a for western state?

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

My home state of South Carolina produced the most badass president! (Teddy Roosevelt is also awesome though)

[@Kingdom_of_Jofu]

It’s basically warning you not to vote for any presidential candidate from Pennsylvania.

[@kaymuldoon3575]

No, it’s warning you not to vote for anyone whose last name is trump.

[@Oogarf]

William Henry Harrison and John Tyler were 9 and 10.

[@SERGSB]

I need to be the first president to be born in Florida broward county Fort Lauderdale specifically

[@sieveman]

Illinois, the "s" is silent.

[@IAmCipeRamo]

VA VA VA VA VA VA VA VA OH OH OH OH OH OH OH NY NY NY NY NY MAMA N C N C PAPA TX VT VT ARCAGA CT HIILAKY MONEH NJ SC That’s a pretty fucking badass song right?

[@LimbsNToss386YT]

Lol

[@davids6898]

You failed to mention that Reagan was governor of California. Even though he was born in Illinois he had a much closer connection to California. Id say IL/CA would be more accurate.

[@edwardolson8996]

It's not the Democrat Party, as the narrator here says. It's the Democratic Party. Is it the Republic Party, or the Republican?

[@CheeseMiser]

No. Both Democrat and democratic are acceptable. Republican is Republican

[@tommyx3090]

Idk where you grew up man, but the s in Illinois is silent.

[@thebloxyjay]

I thought the first president born in the United States was Martin Van Buren?

[@carinaslima]

Lincoln was born in Kentucky

[@Buenos141]

Yeah that’s what he said

[@xshxr]

6:17 Ah yes, Hawaii, famously the most easternmost state in the United States.

[@aarekoidurand435]

Jimmy C is alive he's 100 years old

[@rhodesbergener3358]

suggestion : death state of every president

[@R32R38]

Presidential death trivia: while several current or former presidents died in Washington DC, William Henry Harrison and Zachary Taylor were the only two who died within the White House. John Tyler died in Virginia when it was part of the Confederacy, so he technically is the only president who died outside the United States. Warren Harding came very close, having suffered a likely heart attack playing golf in Canada; he died several days later in San Francisco. Dwight Eisenhower was the first president to die in a hospital (JFK was pronounced dead in a hospital but almost certainly died in his limousine). Harry Truman, Richard Nixon and George H.W. Bush have since died in hospitals. Lyndon Johnson was born and died less than a mile apart, a record. His successor Richard Nixon holds the opposite record, having been born in California and died in New York.

[@dr.debbiewilliams]

I was born in the birthplace of the US Constitution.

[@test-201]

northern mexico?

[@Oogarf]

Ah yes, planters.

[@ericcub78]

Um, Hawaii is further west than California.

[@harryasmith527]

Why point out others such as Coolidge, Hoover, and both Busch's not being associated with their birth state, but not Biden?

[@jonconstant3914]

Biden very much talks about being from PA, though he more talks about growing up in Scranton. Still, his ties in DE are very well known as well.

[@Lxcid13]

U said Harrison and Tyler were 10th and 11th presidents but they were the 9th and 10th

[@CheeseMiser]

Its ai

[@manfacetweek]

@@CheeseMiser pretty sure its not

[@MatthewMcpherson-rs4gg]

Illinois not illinoise

[@cameroncampbell6635]

I wonder if we will ever have a president that was born outside of the 50 states. Like ted Cruz being born in Canada, or John McCain, being born in panama.

[@lulujuice1]

Currently, that's not a possibility. You have to be a naturally-born US citizen to become president, as well as live there for 14 years and be at least 35. But in the future, maybe that'll change!

[@dylans.1741]

Does our first Canadian-born president have to be Ted Cruz of all people though? Let's be honest

[@cameroncampbell6635]

@@dylans.1741 “ I WONDER if we will even have a president born outside of the 50 states. LIKE Ted,” I never said I wanted Ted or McCain. Both of these men were the first to come to mind. Please don’t put words in my mouth.

[@dylans.1741]

@@cameroncampbell6635 My bad. I apologize for that

[@cameroncampbell6635]

@@dylans.1741 it’s alright, Like I am a Republican, just not that kind. Kinda like the difference between Bernie and Biden on your guys side.

[@hyperofthelaziness]

Illi-noise

[@davemustang8173]

my take away from this is that we should _never_ elect people from Pennsylvania

[@kristie-hoanguyen7472]

JA And JQA ThEN MA MA

[@ivangoogle31]

Do for VPs

[@davidglasspool4921]

did you mention Herbert Hoover?

[@getass3290]

Yes he did. He’s from Iowa.

[@davidglasspool4921]

@@getass3290 thanks, I must have missed it.

[@ConsoleForGabe]

North Carolina gave the nation THREE Presidents, not two. Andrew Jackson of Union County, James Knox Polk of Mecklenburg County, and finally Andrew Johnson of Wake County.

[@rhysthomas5811]

It's not really known where Andrew Jackson was born. Jackson's exact birthplace is unclear. Jackson's father died at the age of 29 in a logging accident while clearing land in February 1767, three weeks before his son Andrew was born. Afterwards, Elizabeth and her three sons moved in with her sister and brother-in-law, Jane and James Crawford. Jackson later stated that he was born on the Crawford plantation, which is in Lancaster County, South Carolina, but second-hand evidence suggests that he might have been born at another uncle's home in North Carolina.

[@akshaandubey462]

@@rhysthomas5811 in the border of waxhaws

[@angusb99]

Why are you pronouncing some state names really weird?

[@CheeseMiser]

Ai

[@trevertravis8963]

I didn't see Kenya on there.

[@rannicel]

VA not for long!

[@Filmedbycjj]

Heard you pronounce the S in Illinois and almost unsubbed.

[@CheeseMiser]

Unsub. Its ai

[@betsyduane3461]

There is no such thing as a "Democrat" party.

[@docadams7099]

They're actually Dummycrats.

[@test-201]

STOP CALLING HIM GEORGE WASHINGTON THATS AN ENGLISH NAME AND HE WASNT ENGLISH his real american name is jorge shultzheimerbergstein a true american name for a real american ITS NOT GEORGE WASHINGTON, ITS JORGE SHULTZHEIMERBERGSTEIN

[@davidwesley2525]

SAY WHAT ???🙄🙄🙄

[@fengoice141]

Your comment makes no sense. What do you mean by "real American name?" And first, "Jorge" is the Spanish & Portuguese form of the name George. Second, I don't think that long af surname exists. But, whether it exists or not, it does sound German. And finally, the surname Washington originated in England. George Washington's great grandfather, John Washington, emigrated from England to Virginia. So, yes, George Washington was English.

[@test-201]

@@fengoice141 english isnt the language of america spanish is theres no english people in america only hispanic germans that are slightly irish jorge shultzheimerbergstein wasnt english his ancestors changed their names to fit in and appear english

[@test-201]

@@fengoice141 no jorge shultzheimerbergstein was an american from america he didnt have an ethnicity or culture he was the first el orgo del americano the first true american

[@nathanielhermanson6987]

This must be the most stupid comment I found in the channel! Delete this comment immediately!!!!

[@LTP1776]

The 2 worst presidents are from PA.

[@TimothyFish-x4y]

Wrong answer

[@LTP1776]

@@TimothyFish-x4y imagine liking Biden

[@Karsonandkaceystorymaking]

@@LTP1776 James Buchanan and Joe Biden. What makes James Buchanan a bad president anyway? I’d like to know what he did.

[@funnydale]

@@KarsonandkaceystorymakingHe interfered with the courts in the Dread Scot case, resulting in the Supreme Court to rule that Blacks were not citizens, and that the Missouri compromise was unconstitutional. Which resulted in the Civil War, which killed over 600,000 people and nearly destroyed the country.

[@AhmadsStuff]

⁠​⁠@@KarsonandkaceystorymakingBuchanan is mainly disliked for his failures when it came to the civil war. Even if the civil war was inevitable, he definitely made it happen a lot quicker than it would have if he wasn’t president. Especially with him refusing to do anything when the states began to secede. He literally did nothing about it. He also blamed the civil war on the north despite being against the expansion of slavery.

[@levinsimon1052]

We need a Florida president!

[@markymark9516]

said literally nobody ever please god no.

[@markymark9516]

"we want a president of action - from the state of retirement and degeneracy!"

[@levinsimon1052]

Imagine the headlines tho! “Florida President assassinates Putin with Crocodile”

[@westube3493]

Florida man becomes president of the united states while looking for toilet.

[@alex30425]

No.

[@CJ5C]

7:06 the best president

[@CheeseMiser]

Why you have his mugshot. Also. No. He is NOT

[@CJ5C]

@@CheeseMiser ok maybe lincoln and washington are the best but trump is easily 3rd

[@CheeseMiser]

@@CJ5C reagan,FDR, ect

[@CJ5C]

@@CheeseMiser trump is better

[@CheeseMiser]

@@CJ5C nope. Now stop embarrassing the rest of us informed Republicans

[@tonyrogganbuck2413]

Obama was born in Kenya.

[@manfacetweek]

no he wasnt bozo

[@startmirca]

@@manfacetweek Don't deal with him. Bozo probably thinks that 9/11 was an inside job and that the 2020 election was "stolen".

[@TheElectroFalcon]

Obama is from Kenya

[@TimothyFish-x4y]

Wrong answer

[@Quarequieus]

​@@TimothyFish-x4y From Indonesia?

[@nekad2000]

Brings up a good question. Who's the bigger dud from PA?

[@032319581]

Our two worse presidents! PA!

[@TimothyFish-x4y]

How can you compare Biden with Buchanan there’s not even a comparison